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How can I enter Service Mode, and what can I do there?
WARNING!!! If you change anything while in this mode you could screw up your printer royally! Use at your own risk.
How to enter Service Mode:
Turn off the printer
For the next step, follow the directions for your printer
For iPFX00 printers: Turn the printer on while holding down the Feeder Selection and Information buttons until you see "Initializing" on printer LCD
For iPFX100 printers: Turn the printer on while holding down the Feeder Selection and Information buttons until you see "Starting Up" on printer LCD
For iPFX300 printers: Turn the printer on while holding the Navigate and Load buttons
"S" is displayed in the upper right corner of the LCD display (middle right side for iPFX300 printers)
Message light will continue flashing while in service mode
How to exit Service Mode:
Turn off the printer
Accessing Service Mode on Printer LCD after entering Service Mode above:
(all arrow buttons below refer to printer control panel)
Press Menu button
Press Right Arrow until you see "SERVICE MODE"
Press Down Arrow
The most interesting information, as shown in the
Service Manual
is as follows:
To see how many
cleanings of each type
have been performed:
Press Right Arrow until you see "COUNTER"
Press Down Arrow
Press Right Arrow until you see "PURGE"
Press Down Arrow
Press Right Arrow to cycle through various CLN readings
Results for John Hollenberg:
A1 (normal cleaning) – 15 [probably Head Cleaning A, about 10 ml]
A2 (Ink level adjustment cleaning)– 1 [amount unknown, may be 20-30 ml]
A3 (initial ink filling) – 1 [estimate 30-40% of starter carts, or 324-432 ml]
A6 (normal strong cleaning) – 9 [amount of ink used unknown, perhaps 15-20 ml]
A7 (aging, after replacement of head) – 1 [presumably part of initial install]
A16 (precipitated ink agitation) – 49 [amount of ink used unknown]
TTL - 76
To see the total amount of ink used for each color:
Press Up Arrow until you see "PURGE" again
Press Right Arrow until you see "INK-USE1"
Press Down Arrow
Press Right Arrow to cycle through the ink use for each color
Results (ml) for John Hollenberg:
Y – 120
PC – 130.4
C – 109.5
PGY – 144.9
GY – 148.5
MBK – 102.4
PM – 142.8
M – 106.8
BK – 101.6
R – 104.6
G – 103.8
B – 104.5
TTL – 1419.8
For a sample analysis of ink used in cleaning and printing, see Discussion Forum topic
Some Musings on Ink Used for Cleaning
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How can I enter Service Mode, and what can I do there?
WARNING!!! If you change anything while in this mode you could screw up your printer royally! Use at your own risk.
How to enter Service Mode:
How to exit Service Mode:
Accessing Service Mode on Printer LCD after entering Service Mode above: (all arrow buttons below refer to printer control panel)
The most interesting information, as shown in the Service Manual is as follows:
To see how many cleanings of each type have been performed:
Results for John Hollenberg:
A1 (normal cleaning) – 15 [probably Head Cleaning A, about 10 ml]
A2 (Ink level adjustment cleaning)– 1 [amount unknown, may be 20-30 ml]
A3 (initial ink filling) – 1 [estimate 30-40% of starter carts, or 324-432 ml]
A6 (normal strong cleaning) – 9 [amount of ink used unknown, perhaps 15-20 ml]
A7 (aging, after replacement of head) – 1 [presumably part of initial install]
A16 (precipitated ink agitation) – 49 [amount of ink used unknown]
TTL - 76
To see the total amount of ink used for each color:
Results (ml) for John Hollenberg:
Y – 120
PC – 130.4
C – 109.5
PGY – 144.9
GY – 148.5
MBK – 102.4
PM – 142.8
M – 106.8
BK – 101.6
R – 104.6
G – 103.8
B – 104.5
TTL – 1419.8
For a sample analysis of ink used in cleaning and printing, see Discussion Forum topic Some Musings on Ink Used for Cleaning.